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Contractors vs. Employees: The Tax Classification Rules That Matter

August 27, 2026 by James Porter
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Worker classification is one of the costliest tax mistakes a business can make. Here’s how the IRS evaluates contractor vs. employee status, what misclassification costs, and how to fix it.

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How Small Businesses Can Prepare for an IRS Examination

August 25, 2026 by James Porter
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An IRS examination doesn’t have to become a crisis. A practical preparation checklist for small businesses: records to gather, issues examiners commonly raise, and how representation works.

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Payroll Tax Problems: Why the IRS Takes Them So Seriously

August 23, 2026 by James Porter
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Payroll taxes are trust fund money — it was never yours. Here’s why the IRS treats unpaid payroll taxes as one of the most serious business tax problems, who can be held personally liable, and the steps to fix it.

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LLC vs. S Corp Taxes: Which Entity Saves You More?

August 21, 2026 by James Porter
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An LLC is a legal entity; an S corporation is a tax election — and you can have both. Here’s how the taxes actually compare, where S-election savings come from, the break-even logic, and how the election works.

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